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In Reply to: what's the best gauge for speaker wire? posted by rhyno on February 28, 2006 at 17:20:07:
Thick wire tend's to have less transient snap,blurry soundstages and what some call time smear IMHO of course.If you have low impedance speaker's and a high power amp then thicker wire is recommended. It's best to use several smaller gauge wires to equal a single thick conductor if possible.For the average 6-10ft length of cable 9awg is totally over kill IMHO.
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